The three of us are big readers. We constantly find ourselves recommending books to one another and sharing thoughts from our current reads over phone calls and texts. So, as the end of 2018 approaches, we wanted to share our favorites from this past year with you! We had a hard time choosing books – …
I grew up in a church with strong Presbyterian roots. Sunday services were very formal, filled with lots of readings and hymn singing. Conversations about Jesus and faith were largely intellectual and much less emotional. You did not witness hand raising or swaying to and fro and the only time I can ever recall clapping …
Unless the Lord builds the house,those who build it labor in vain.Unless the Lord watches over the city,the watchman stays awake in vain.It is in vain that you rise up earlyand go late to rest,eating the bread of anxious toil;for he gives to his beloved sleep. Psalm 127:1-2 Are these verses comforting to you, or …
At Harvard, finals are always preceded by a week called “Reading Period,” which is basically just a free week for students to work on final papers, projects, and to study. I personally have a love-hate relationship with Reading Period; while I like the freedom of no classes or extracurriculars, having so much unscheduled time tends …
My mother often tells me that it is a good thing that my middle name is “grace” because I need the constant daily reminder to be full of it — and she is right. I am often not a grace-filled person. I err on the side of black and white, right and wrong, with little …
